en tillhörighet
Meaning
belonging
In Swedish: föremål som tillhör någon
Forms
| Singular, indefinite | en tillhörighet |
|---|---|
| Singular, definite | tillhörigheten |
| Plural, indefinite | tillhörigheter |
| Plural, definite | tillhörigheterna |
tillhörighet is an en-word, so adjectives agree with it: en stor tillhörighet, den stora tillhörigheten. Check another noun
Practise tillhörighet
1 / 2Is it en tillhörighet or ett tillhörighet?
tillhörighet in a sentence
- samla ihop sina tillhörighetergather one's belongings
- mina tillhörighetermy possessions
- kvinnans religiösa tillhörighetthe woman's religious affiliation
Questions
What does tillhörighet mean in English?
tillhörighet means “belonging”.
Is it en tillhörighet or ett tillhörighet?
It is en tillhörighet, and “the belonging” is tillhörigheten.
What is the plural of tillhörighet?
The plural of tillhörighet is tillhörigheter, and the definite plural is tillhörigheterna.
Similar words
Origin
tillhörig + -het
Nearby common words
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